The Sun. — London, England, 1810-07-10 00:00:00

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'Jdr - Y g" ': bad 1 : ; y a 0)1 "; I 5:4 n ey poly uecllJ ice. • ' Wit ll ,l; pas 01' sous e, . 11 brea i l° ,f )(11 t i e and "fl ;jail) a auAe 1130 gh, Wl' o f ;. Duel 141:1# 4titer the % J. 1 ;` / , ( ,; to F I11! ot n. E.i4' " Of ES44, $t his ag e f,i o Lieuji4 of his ' It' of h'; l4l lt-C° r P g li ever f° C e f# 7C• ' C 5. !s. pr' 7r: .1 1 , Numnr,r, 5562. BR A T I SH,HERRING FISHING COMPANY, Intended to be incorporated' by Aet Of Parliament. CAPITAL 5170,0001. in Fit e 'Thousand Shares • of fool each.; and no Individual to hold more than Twenty Shares. ' PATRONS: Nis G race the DLke 01. Athol. The kI. Honourable the - Earl o f The Rt. Lord. Viscount Melville. The Ht. Honourable 1.,,rd 'De Dunstanville. The Rt. Fl it Lord Glenbervie. The Most Noble the Nla:quis or . Huntly. The Rt. Honourable locelyn. lItESInti.NT. • The Right Honoui ante the Lord Sheffield, Vtcs- Pa konarrs.' loshua letison Way, Est. Olt x*Tcitcs. ' 'William Smith. L's.q. M. P. . w.,A. Madd,, : k s , L sg. M . P. • Wreod, itSq. -4_,treirtfand-Alciermahli • ' Geor,:e Esg Alderman. Natnaw el Btickwood, Esq. Kennard Smith, Esq. • - Timothy Stitsfelc.l, Esq. - Witllanj Heymate, Esq. • • John Capel, Esq. Isaac Koninson, Esq. Thomas Cresswell, Esq. jameS Ebenezer Sauaers, AUDITORS, The Rt. Honourable Lord George Seymour. Francis Fret:ling, Esq . . • Charles Wcistead. Esq. lames Bi.•wen, Esq. The Directors or the above Company'are now' ready to ro teive Tenders tor Contracts to • Luild 'are Bulls of Vessels, i ncluding Iron amid loiters' Work, torthe fleet) Sea Fithery, tit 70 Torts atlineasOreinent, t•i .be Lugger-rrmed, -51 tcet on the Keel, i 7 reet 1 niches on the Beam, 9 feet 6 inches in Lie • Hold, with b uuh Flooring, 7- mei' Timber, 0-inch ale, Haiti below the Wale, z. inch Hank -above t he Wait, and 2- iiicti'Skin. The Tenders to be sent, seaied arid ire. vi p - , , st.ige, to toe Corty.tny's Office, as uprt,:r.-and Staring the Shortest period - requited to complete the Con tract*. THWMAS SAUNDERS, Secretary. Fishmongers' H4ll, tut 6, azo rivE PRIZES of TWENTY THOUSAND P0L,.....„ SWIFT .;),(1 C u ). Cntraciors with Gov e rn ment tor the preset;: ATE LO UTE Y, beg ie vc r e s it , ct- I tiily to intotm the r ti riects anti thekublie, th t fleK t , :TS A 4 nri SHARES are now on Sale, in grbai variety, at their Of. d, No. 1 , P ou l t,y , No. 12. Charing- cross ; anti No. 3r, gite High :treet. Ttie St.ll%mc is entirely pew : there are Five Prizes of 26 ,0361. eath, and the Ni mixers ca rile Tickets are reduced ~,t () 4.00 e, troin wt , ich it most he nintous that the Cltattc,e of 2 0,00C1 Prize ,s Areorly increased. , Ir k the la,t Lottery, Swift ..rid Co. had the sat 4taait•ti of ing No. nve 4 rdi im , erior46 4,-a Pf Capita zols.,,te ot ,0001. in si teen .Sixteenths, t• NU.IIItF.ItS and NI RE. kI nti•ln‘bPg 'Five-4f I WENT )c TIJOUSAND POUNDS. RISE' rcspeettully returns Thank.; to tlit.' Nib , • lic for their unonuoded Favours io the . Last - I.( ! ttery.,-• and ac4uaiots tw w t in that TICK F. TS and SI-1A R ES . r il K tor the 'Neottety ( equar . in v ;We to the labi, are:bell • for prices;, at both his intl fo , tun ire ottice‘ 4 CORNIII LI., and 9. t. IiARING-CRVSS, - • '• W llete • 'lofty C, , pi , al Pribes have been Shared and Sold • within the last nine Months. '‘,r.The-presen t Scheme . curtains only 4,000 'Numbers ; there. thnie, who wish to have favourite or fancy Numbers WO ue eor! in their application. • I erson • in the Country may be suppli e d b y any of "LA's • --ndin , ra n k NOt es , Cash, good, Bills, or lari ng Ike Lers !ondponst pat:,), to either 4, Lornhill,- or 9, _ Tl.ls Pay was published, mice 4s. 6d. ,A The I ft ;ft F. 411 t I cm I II St r a ted It 11. edSPS .PrtAcTICALTRENTISE,on the PRE.. .N aid E -ot,the'.V'ENF ft.!': Al. PIS -11,5f., rierticularlt it s conse q uences, . as -Stin a ores, .fleets, 44 1 "ctIng "Ganes t)ors a l is , Hs % pochoodr l astn; tinanistn, Bre. t lg a.votupiete guide in these . DtseaseS. Nl. CAT:OI4, Surge o n, 4 1 `le the Unite. 11 spitals of St. Thc.roas'k and k.,ittur of t h e 11 tand Se'co,d Volumes of, the Lon y don p : Ntedic.it and Sur e i . at Sveclat..r. rinted for S •No .24, Fleet- smet.; C Mut la4t• NO s 6, 11)1 orti ; and Shelyypo-d, •Ntely., and Jones, row, bindott 4 . 4 ,* •' • T•os pay was putdisittsd, Wry Vo!ti •es I ierny Octavo, 11 is. 6d. arid on super 1 ( . 1a1 price 11 tss bpards, illustrated by a series of ` ll Ktavii,gs, HISTtlitY of ihe COLLEGES, HALLS, and PUlt LI t: BUILDINGS wtiictied to the UNIVER=- Y of ()X p i IR D. includint: the Lives of the Founders. 'p By ALEX CHALMI. R.S, 114.' t inted for Lotw m nan, Hurst. Rees, Ore, and Brown, (), r noster.row, Lou d on ; aid ooke ,, and I. Park er ; Vord. t it. " * . A feW cop i es a r e worked in quarto, with proof 'awns c.it the plates on I idia paper, price 61. 6s. boa r ds. A c Also, just puolished, ulledion of Oxford Prize Poems.. New - Edition; price i t , v 4l ), A Reply to the Calumnies of the Edinburgh Re,. New Edition, price S. , • liumitot.t) 'S I - RAN , Ei.s. kln the press, ask( speedily will he published, , A ACCOUNT of the KINGDOM of NEW fq t SPA IN ; containing researche, into tile Geography of N I 4 ,'"; the extent of ft suriace, al:LI its pOtiticaidftisioni k,i,`'lnteritialicies, the phi sical a , pect of the soil, the. actual ',ti l ' i ll i.iton, state of iq,ri.ifiture, manufacturing industry, ai.d ~mit ' l lr ee ; the c.fnals tvfluit might be carried froin 'fie At l'ii.'''tO the l'i,eitie Ocean, , the :< , ,veifueS of ;he Crow.; the t) -, iti t • in t Yof Nit tals Which itas tl. , wed from Mexico into Eu i - ' 11 (1, 440 ':sir, Siii,4 the discovery of the INCw . Continent, . 11 „ Ikr, , , indium deleuce of Net, Spain. 11 0 41 . , 41 1 l'oysical a n d (:co,:ra ) imat Maps fo . n d e d on Astro tti :ii ) k 4 , twervio ion,. and Tri gonometr i cal and Baroinettical 4,enients. Translated fiom the French of I,Pri,, ALEXANDER DE HUMBOLDT. (2/41..,4,;:t,e.ii tor Longman, • urbr,' Rec.s, Orme , and Brown; tpttit:; bter.row ; Imo for W. ,Blackwood, ip.(l lirown and Edinburgh • .. , kt 1it....„ :1:1-1 11.t_ UE, 01(.1.G1,NAL lESI, I IS DROPS 'gout prepared by SiIAW and Elint, Alt OS, 66. (Orl the _ s way), .t. Paul's, Successors to joseph Wessels. ' ;4 "t:. JESUITS DROPS have long been known Oq) a n N ti- rsteetuvd a bdik ch. aP etiecluiri af'd I / ‘, 1 ,.. , 4 411 i l dre t e i St ', • '. ' '' "n an Cikets, Weaknegs of the tits " t .s,- 0.. . u. _Or idn,,,udry; , e. tt ...._ . otaildel: ; ann.-when taken on thk first:Etta:l(ot hitl infection ' they . will infallibly acc-Inplj la tbo.kle -4 6 tif,lee,l47-tdit "simutd the Complkint be tar adv,ini.ed, it will IL,. 4 y to take the Speertic Remedy AVith the Jesuits 1 „,, . t if, -11 1 . 1 ; 1 1 , y.ctepre c i at p i ps made on thetProperty of the. Pro. /.."kil s , , ,..‘,.tir lig e s then] .1)* give this C aution, that It . i ) 4 ; .it:', l . l 4(2 :?unt.. oil . t of. tt)ett Howe without 'i Shaw ° a (i n ) Ct .. `t t . tt Mil,:ess,,,s-16-All VViss„ris), 66,..5t. Paul's Lhutt . h. ti pt : , l,, , 1 v .i on the JGm p. -- • , t ), ,,," . , i . .. , 1,. eft! sold Vkithout the above Names are " , ls c.". 1, 1'i.b.,... ..I: , \:\ ii , -.. , .-„sk ,or I.V.eryth* I estnts - Drops. ~ ... ~. 4, `Or:, ‘sirr ki AStiIIIRALTY.OFFICE, June 9, 'SI*. VOTICE is hereby given that a Session of Oyer( 1 11 and Terminer and Goal Delivery, lot the Trial of Of committed on ibe High Seas, within the jarisoliaion of the /11 nira4 of England, will be held at yusttee Hall, in the Old Ea'ltP, London, on Thursday I.....A;izth of yay next, at Eight o'Clcck in the Morning.. TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1810. ASTALLATIaIy OF L'ollb UREM7ILLF. CROKER. • •- 1 - I' has been too frequently the subjeti ofjust and 4:er,erdi reprobation, that Men deStitute of elements of •: - n!iiical art have "Hired themselves as candidates public patumax,e in the profession of physic For the purpose ot doing justice to the re, u ft "tour stutfreS arid exper i ence, and to prevent tI4 trothben ),-classed anion. those entrirics-whose imprudent• pretensior.s have, tinto . innately t..r sociesiy, been tot , favourably received. we heg leave to submit to the liberal and enlichrencri a faith! ,i statement of our pursuits and. ac quirements. After having received a regular medical educa thin as the pupils of .Messrs Grinded and Wizard, whose leetines arid practice we'carefully attended, as protessors and sur x .coris of the -Londin il.sintal • ~e entered ourselves as students in that justly celebrated for medical acquire ment, the Ri;y;i I College of Edinburgh, and were.instruded in the dilferent branches i,f anatomy, surgery, the theory and inraCtiLe of physic, ctieniistry, nudwiter), b , tany, &c &c. by those eminent professors, Drs. Moon), Gregory, Black; is. Duncan and Rutherford. IVc trust we shall not be-deeined presumptuous in saving that our proficiency and acquirements are not ineonsidtlable. Hay i.ig for a I.rrig series of yearaniade Venereal Complaints, and the vinous diseases of Debility, the particular object fit our studlie:g and.practice, it will, we hope, he allO.Wed that we haveacquired superior knowledge of their treatment and cure. In slight and recent cases of infections perfect re:establishment is completed in the snort peri(id of two days'; ihtlnythose of the utmost in veteracy, where other practitioners have failed of Success, a proper persetierancein ,our plan of treatment ensures tO the patient a sate and radical cure. Amidst the melancholy variety of illSorders which are the effects of a habit lung arid most unhappily Pursued by the youth of both - sexes, there are none more alarming or more distressing than those deficiencies and,:debilities . which fre quently yrevent;ar rtntrito the rnatrimciti4fstate. - I:9 i person such s It must be a Cons o l at i on to k now that theyltiay noW; •by I new and infallible in,,de of treatment, be restored to that greatest of 411 huttfan bleSSing4 a -wrong, manly,, and vigor ous constitution. In all cases or - debattr, twin whatever causeansing, .ts well as'inevery species - of venereal nffation, ,'.we may-be ciinsulted by patients of either sex with thegreat est secrecy and honotr. .Hours of oonsiiltation at home troth ten to three, and born 6 in the eveaing.till-to at night. Paaients An the country ,re requested to state the partial.. thciecase, age, and general habit of living, dm.' &E.:. in dosing a remittance toradvice and rnerAeirreS, when thesaint will be given, or sent ny•any part of the kingdom. enSure that secrecy so essential, to our undertaking, the..postage of letters !nay be-attie,t to the account tor niedicineS: • ~. Rtl I I;;,,and Co. Surgeons, • !slot rtP7, Hatton-garrien'. -Atessrs Curtie and Co. have Certificates front the above respectable Professors of' London and Edinburgh, for the diligence, skill, and humanity, with which they per. Urtned the duties assigned them during the tinae they at tended Abel!' Lectures and 'llractice. _ -• -To THOMAS 'TAYLOR, Esq.' . SIR, NO, 9., New-Bridge-street, Blackfriars. , T CONSIDER it t int an 4 61 of justice due to the .I..tnerits of your LEAK. h's ?ATE NT PILLS, to com municate to you - the following Cure which has recently been performed by them An Acquaintatiee of mine, by the breaking out of an bid Venereal Complaint (attended by a complication of disorderS arising thi:refrornl, was reuuced MLitt to it skeleton ; and althbugh he had the beSt medical advice which could be 'obtained, and tried a. variety or Patent Medicines, flouting could be procured which seemed to suit his easel or to do him any service:- lie remained in a inosf re duced and pitiable situation for two years,, unable to follow . his profession, an d scarce l y able to walk or e ven to stand un his legs ;in fact. no one who knew him ever supposed it pr ,- S sible for hiirt..to recover. He was. advised at last to try your Leake's Pills.; lie did so, , a(lhering strictly to the, direetioc; giVell_ with them. He had not taken more than , two boxef .beturette4ound an alteration, for the better ; this encouraged him to.proceed, and by taking a few boxes more he fkuind his appetite And strength gradually return, and is now as healtiry and- stout a's any man I know.' You are welcome, Sir, to refer ally person tonne for a confirmation of the above account it.it should doubted. I am Sir, your obedient humble servant, Library, Folkstone. PURDAY. i Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Taos. Ta Loa , At ember ot the Royal College of Surgeons, London, at his House, No. 9, New Bridge-street ; Where, after a' constant residence of more than Forty Years, 'in a practice particularly directed to the Ctite Of Venereal Complaints, Old thoso-incidental to the Parrs of Genera- - Zion in both Sexes, with that inviolable secrecy which men of his profession should alWays observe, he flatters him. self, - /he advi ce an d ass i stance he gratuitous& administers to person taking this Medicine, will be esteemed bya dis cerning Public, as an advantage seldom to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. Mao sold, by his • Appointment, for the convenience of those living at a !.listance,.at the Perfumer's, No. ss, St. Al.' ban's-street, Pall Mail ; the, To) shop, No. fog, Oxford street ; Mr. DiObrough's, Na. 7, - Fish-street-mill ; Baxter's, South Bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr: M Donald's, Glas sow Mr. Daine.strect, Dublin-1.-4146i 'Billinge's, Li vertidol ; Mr. Atkinsou's, Nlancliester ; hyone Persitt in every considerable' Town in Great Bet6iO and Ireland, in Jioxes of only 25. 9.11..,, , eacii, sealed up with full anttiilliti UT tettions, wbrretiy pessons of either sex.rnay cure themselves itiith ease, - speed, secrecy, and fel ...N..33.-Every Box s old in 'Great seated tip tvith a stamp, on which, by favour of time Commissioners, is printed at the " Stamp-otfice, T. ayiol, , No, 9 , N ew Bridge-street,tu inntate which is Feleily, and all others are counterieits: • MONEJAY JULY 9. • carrier, (viza a Lastai•ct . on of Ba,E,a ) to the Msra quis ot Buckieghain, at - Shear, - At 19 in. post Three—D ~ ,,,t),*(l it,lo a dtKrent currvffl. (This ~ as the vareetun which took mein - Tite• Be etaßeei, the elide a b ote W oo on ) • The anxiety of thel'.ox'onians, end of Corn- 4/.50 in. past Theee--a - Atom ascended. party (a part of wind) remeined solely for that pur- .it , t 52 in. past Th re e—Asceinted into a cloudi pose) to hail t he return of the 2'..leasrs. Sadler, was and, tour minutes after, lee fall the . fl.g, g bearin ' thi• day velar visible in t h e streets 'of °akin]. lie. Lord Eleon's ar m s. icended in a field be. Teri s were generally mskieee and !het cot - ninon 41 an -ni. past Feur-.:- . 1). P X ftl.? IL L liv ..; - 0 .I. I- IC L , salutation of the day was, " ciThat tiding:6 •of the . longing to' Mr. Marshall, North Crawle • llick , . one, " z 6, itt los balloon ?'' From rye:ening, iid two o'clock . , grohpe e ! The tiete above meritiohed was picked .up In artlotea rrittE CO 111211ISSIONERS for VICTUALLING of people were colleeled in ' every part, kind iri the sto-:' fields, about two miles from New ori by a Mr. Pike's" 'servant, oft, the estate of Lord Cara - 1 - HIS 111.47 ES T I'l A/J.ll'Y do herebygii)e A'otire, That on Hirsh-,[ (had we not witnessed the immense crowds occasioned by the last .week's ceremony, s e e !en g e m. Friday, the t3th yuly next, they will be rea4 to)'eceive Tenders' in writin g ( sea l ed up ) ,. and .teeat for ' the supp:ly ion separate * al Isou have thought that it was high I\l -IL To Titus terminat e d thi s ce l e b rated voyage, and we Contrat7 s ,) o f w h at SE A PROVISIONS Maybe reptired for refieve th e cur i os i ty of tee speetators, and the anxiea are hap,"y to learn th at the balloon has trot susta i ne d ties of their frieeds, however, the aeronauts ar- the slighte3t daknae. It will of conrse, With new the use of His•Zliajesty's ships and vessels' at Hull and Erim:.utir, rived safely in: Oxford, in a poe-cle t ise, a little VADishing, 'be easily prepared fur the intended as• rfspealvety, for- Twelve Mortis certain, and :further, until six - fter..t ACO o'clock, and their late travelling equipag e cent of Mr. Sadler, jun. The interest excited among the intelligent nor /Mesas warning shall be geese for Me tirminarion of ibe Contrai:, • a ,1 forsowed them in atwitter earthly vehicle of the the . lormr from Ihe pth Yrify,:ind tbe triter fp'o,it the 19:b Severn. same . kind: . 0,1 their arrivuil being annou e eed, t h e tioreof the country over which it passed. WaS asto. , bernext : find qlso for' the sup pli. of FRESH Bal s to' R.; Ma".. beLs range welcome peal, and these deserving (eh- nishitig. Sonie Gentlemen mounts! their horses • saves Ships and vessels at Greenock for Twel*Monthi certain, Zeng we're received with I Ile most tenter - sal foy on , and followed it Course as if ridma a steeple race; irol7 the 3rith . .74 next, RZ , 1 .. /u± . l.6er , until six lii,ntbs warn, :' ahem return from so (apparently) liszardoes an and sOrntt Set out determined to rie t e even ro Lyme, j ag S &id be given. To be paid for #y Bills, p.orable with in. ~ e 4cA1L5itim,......44,00k-fit i t-tt en. ., • Winter .- e s leateas dif- ;in Norfolk, so determined were th e}' to witness the ally .o t The r e p ose o t - , deseee During the whole voyage tee travellers terest, !Vinery dap ..Nr date. ficult ter them to obtain The Co/daises of tit eanfraq s may b e se en at. th e Secretary's ... w he'll t hey' steod 'so :midi in freed. "file hi- ' Ilev loc i cold t but once, and so easy was their mo tion in general, that. but fur the passine of tests Office + •at this O ffi ce; a.. by applyin g to the Colleaca s• of His quirers atter their, own :ell - etr e the progress . of 411eir they could have iinaginei4 themselves staiienaie. Majsayar Custom. at Hull, Falmwth, and Gyiencek respenivey. , transit, - and news from the clouds, .were too taus Na regard will be had to ar t y Tempi. -i n 7 ,b,,,, i , p r i ce i r,ill meretis tti ad weleelaehgra4„e. • 0.1,.Te§(• .....,-,...... ' ' ' The amen of ,the gas has not yet left Merton field, ,and this a4ernnon Cl"Ovrcli of people have via ,lrot be inserted ix u.ordr at length, or that shall .00t be -deli'v;re it ;' "'The .- ;ACM ,as we have before state - 'd, took' place about two o'clock, p. ill, The course taken by the sited the spot where the balloon was. to the Board before Oneo'Clock Ms the said Friday,' the T 316 of . alipost due- north s ease Toe gre:ae;i -fly mixt, *iv renles s the Person who »takes the Tender, or some, ! 4 ,," ;1 " °11 "'-°'' EXTRACT OF ANMIER L2TTER, SAME DATIG, Pervin on his behalf, atierds. to answer,• lilhen z7diedia, i ---i'Vor ; ,,....ef,; . lit that it ever filaGaz,m - oirTi -- i he Cat tle, 'W3s Year erday, soon alter three Q'ulock, Lord GI en 't t tfrerre terra- ', nuill.an'y T-erider that contains thrava g ant prices upi)n .r.;;,e aid rjP11.4"4"--.14444 1+4"411" / "Ptiltv e left the VicesChanceifor's resalence, and -Wret4 . ; c.'.l)ote vte:s disietgaged, die altitiele was um so great - t rit e , Wee aaapaier mach in.r to the real seolue upon oth&s, Be .- to lamer Co ca n tie partook of a Stlalptli• •• as we ittiagiped, Storm otlr , ipt)ser.vation by the qua- : vmsiderra' as p r.per m hr .1 rmit?e,l. s . • . • .. • of cold collation a:hit the istaae of the C 11 0 ege. . 41. 4.f. 1 .4.,-41 1 1al • it I(.aese4..aaaal4,ateeeneellaiteeinatoeiasta:lce. .1 ti , tlie ,evel ,, ntig, his Lordship, aceoniaaltied by his i'l • ntilieelar (Tit tuevee tit- he balloon 'was to the left Kr A ,'.• ~: . . tit.. 1,1 1.,, • - • Ltuy , set pit re, his return to Drojneoie. eat .Atlesburra..bet < , aeli alto tlta;tat•and- Bieester. ' It In the .e v en i ng , _ seven notorious- leekpockete, float e d ahreetly tivr Win s lO w ,.:in Belaksie Tracing In Lond on - and Birmingham, „ere broug!o. from Valbre fi a clotestrAlebra Brill, &a:, '&e. Thefea - ii - iii - Vie, CurS_ tle by., Rivatt and Adk ass t h e B uw-street was Visibit?' to . the astionabi s , f or a lenetit of Officers, before tee . Vice-Gancellor, wh en no per- Vine ; a .e . ; h ove Wi i b tou they inet'with a cone gs to claim any of- the pro y w•li;ch length o f ti me, an d cote tray ditt o ,t• of. air, „W.i i iehA e fill ic. d t h etn ,- for a sou attandi was fo un d open lift m, they were'discharg•'d. Two reelleci theta, to irkake ~I coal. IlreM, who wer e very reseeee , lily, et leas,d, if has [thee ci rc t e "i n ' t h e air.—Tirey fliersreiettned their been asc e rtained, 'hid provided irreruselves with origilial-e ourse , an d , a f ter a h ransit of feo i fo .' ers amid gowns and caps, aid in this disguise i ntended to eg ►tinnutes, aligh te d a b o u t five miles Duerr]-wrest of N ewport R epel!, . ey , Ampthiii, having leftvv . o: have gained r altnitfanCe into the . 1 oyairt., had not the Bow- s t reet O t h c. rs foitunateiy,perce;ved them ; burn on their right,and Stoney S•rattord on alien- - and we o r e h appy to say they were seized before any lefe—Their desc e nt Waa beautiful and gradUal fer robbery was commit-ed. Those who es, aped front about three trartere'of an hour. At first the,y , ..y. ' the Officers, arid those that „ere discbarged yester proached the earth, .where a number of Lava-makers day, are gooe to Salisbu r y, to plunder at th e gran d 'were at wo rk, b ut h ey, though repeatedlylia'ileal . Llusic M,e . i ting. to take' hold of the repe's thrown out, were.. ton The difficulty in getting hence s greater than Much terrified by th e new ptienumenon, to lend our procuring a conveyance previous to , mid the lustallation ; adventurous it - at eliers . any asqstance. • Flom this , the pest h orses are a ll k nocked up can ouly they ski mme d a what-fi..-Id, in which the car , too k moee at w a lki eg paces. Triose aho want them at the ground, arse!they 'rebound:al' about -10 fe et , 3; el the Inns are o bl ige d 't o wa i t for them hi rotation. • cleared. the adjoioing hed g e. The' voyagers. , then i threw, out tie grapp li ng- i ron with whico they avere _Numbers go put o f the i r way to cro,s-roads, n provided; and after dragging -atop the he'd tweilich h° P e' " ; of getting horses by 1114 meat's' The stage coaches are all tak en f or itear l y - the whole week, in. was of barl e y) far s h in e seconds, it brought theireto anchor in a high- quiaset fence. on this side o f side and out.. ', he greate s t a nx i ety preva il ed yesterday afternoon which the car rested in Buckiallainshire, while the r I -and this morning fur the safety of Mr. Sadler and balloon it s elf S t a tin g': ov e r * into ' the other side of the hedge „in .Bedjiiriishire. .In this s i i n'atia, assiS- .son, wh o ascen ded i n. the b loon y ester d ay, t h ey tance -wa,s gtraeuAly . p r ei6 re d,,. 11 ,, more etheies 1 having promised 10 se n d an express i minea iately , Upon then arriv a l. M r. H enry Sadler, a nephew of turous and bold of the. pal isnioneis adaancing first, Mr.. Sadler s, followed the direction 01 th e b a n uc i p, and the' ballfion, car, &C. were pr oixi l y secured. ' and left. a, suppo s in g it to b e over B E civitignain. 'atia.neighbourin g farmer • volunteer e d a (elite . aed rThe • report of the balloon havirig . beep seen over the aeronauts, with their equipage,' attired . safely . Oxford at Seyen o'clock proves to be erroneous, at Newport. aeronaut, auct from thettee to Beckieg- We are extremely happy to announae, that at ' haw, where they rei;eslied theiriSelves with aletV ~ tfae-e o'clock this afternoon Mr. Sadler _and Ids son hours sleep, si and jauteeded teriestrially tr; ()elute. arrived in a . post-chaise, with the poles Duty' of the • The fUllove ing short extract from the Jutenal of: flags at the windows . 0 the chaise, having lost the Mr. Sacker, etins vain eitplaiti the „nat'ure end must flags; they were anxioesly and etfectioriately re. remarkable circumsfinces attending the transit : ceived by Mr. Sadler's sister, brother, nepbew, and • , A,c,nt a lh tie before two o'clock, ot ) •ier tel o f hi s, res id ent s in this eity, of whi c h In ten r ui tt u tes a f ter two, the thertwitheter at Me Sadler is a_ native. After Me. Sather and ins .70 deg. at whi c h l i me-t l l 4 wen; above ell efoutls. sun had parte - en of some refreslineett, they t isited .Haf,past Two—The ;ratan of the balloon on a ' tie Heads of the Colleges, Ste. whu . had . p.roniied white cloud, (the shine we h ave b e f oie described, as tbeine all recei ve d them with a hearty eicom t :., shroudin g t h em f r ' cm l ice ,eyes of the spectators) A ,reap many of t h e C ollegians followed them, all Waa'viOble. Tt was suirotina ec t by a Peer e d halo, lexieus in t h e i r i nqu i r i es as to th o etteCts of a night and had'a b e a ut if u l appearance. In 1. , , 0 niiiiuti- s • a after this, h ear d t h e - setutatiob of a gu n , and then aneve the:clouds; •numbers latnetiting they, hau taut another from about 'Bin'. Tee shadow of •tt ie been of the party. Ma. Sadl e r . , Jun . a f ter ex h austing himself in his balloon seen skirinnieg over th e . cart h' s surface : it ' '' exertions en Friday, i n t h e preparat i oirs tor tire her! a particelarly line effeet on a lar ge p asture, on • which. the awl si.ineeiwithout . fret interposition Of ascension of d ie b a ll oon, went to bd su ext reme l y atiY cloud. ill that M e di ca l ass i st a n c e was oi,l,ged to be called .... ' . . iii, a cl . It was feared he was in swell a cangereus .fit 53 ?n, past Tuar-asHeard another gun', and as- . I-) •' . Serie that he would not be able to aS. eed ; he, how cendvd.. ever, persevered, and asceireee extremeiy ill, but ait Ihree—The halo about the shadow' of the found himself much better as seam as he got above balloon in a . cloud, was rich beyond descripuon ; the prismatic colours- most vivid, distinct, and coin- plete, During this tiOure the aeronauts were ire.: the T c h i e ut4 h d a s iloon descended, at half past four, in a field belorigitig to Mr. Marshel, a Quaker ;the gas ,eeently obliged to let out Inc gas, whicit issued • ' began to (exhaust about twelve miles from Oxt.ord, . !ruin the van et, with a roiling mese.- The . prospect and they threw out ballast in order to eiear. the lops they enjoyed -, wits . beautiful bey mid innate oat lop ; mai people loading hay, alio the finely wooded arid Watered country, tor an lin- ° '' l tie " -1 bey °! ' s took the balloon f or a ki te in tee shape ot a tea -are, mense range —th e view o f o tters ur inoie towns and and hesitated to' come near it ; it „ a , t h en a b out villages at one moment, and of tutee than ePuble that number, besid e s pala ce , gentlemen's seee, • the h eight of a church steeple ; they. I rav i o i isly p beneath, w as an en , o called Co s o m e women s i tting at a cottage dour, who of the cir cu l ar panoram a &c.; wh en the eye was ermi t ted t o take . the range at first were ranch alared, but afterwards rtn to j g - m m ment which our confined exp e ri ence f o i.bi da our aty- the balloon.—Wituf glossing yes!) N. .E. Tiley the pessed oyer their heads eery rapidly, descended tempting - to describe.. Stow, Woburn, &c. were end rose agiiii with a rebound, 'Oit touching the looked doWn upon by the wind:itnirelied travellers, and with letters of recermnenition to tee varerUs earth, in a wheat . field, about 40 :lee!, and d,,cctid ed again in a field of barley acjonone, aileetiy res. Noblemen, %nose Liontains 311 ' 110-T11.1U:1e lum>erS. they saw b e l ow, they were illy able tb c h er) a ' note, boterided horn that, and threw out the grappllng iio,i: Th e c,r entan g l e d i n a quit:le-set hed ge; twin- . , en passant,. of - complim ent - mid - assura n ce of their he's of hay-unakers apoothree fields t off came up, safety. At B r ill. , t h e i nhabitants, veldt a Metro, saW Mid carried ell to an avljoining pasture field, itrisl by liein take eliasty repast' of saiielwielies, dada glass ,)t grog from om; braiis,iey pockel-pistoi, aii;.‘iiie . the, asiiit,inc e ot at least aaaiii,p, eippitedthe bal iW;iter emptied trona •one 'ot the bottles dest .. rneci to loon, .and . I ),it,ji:ec.l it into a cart belongiug to Mr. receive a sample of the atmospheric air. ' nut, ,to 11 . 1 3 aus t lea11, the (-I , viaker, iii whose held they clescsed ee ; alai who very kindly put only lent hiscart, 'but aesurne. the Journal : ,-, an 10 in. past 71 / 4 sce-;-T!let.);:ilooi l was much rail- sent teat of Ins work tiesti wash it to .oewpOrti'ag. 11 . 0, . atal gave the earty a refresinneet est .br e4 d a n d tended, and guts was let oat. In tiveinieuter after more as discharged, amid a flute, d.spatceed by ti cheese, brandy, kr.S. &c. and S,ent fu N'ewpott iur a I e ' cheese- wishes eueterlie_oeee N:rat,..C.:,,,,.,1,.. . - . - T-1 • •••-• • yt• • - ,•4 1 0 . , r ti : ‘7" • LrrtrcE SIXI/EiqC HALFPEZIN .